Explore Anti-dumping From the Diverse Angles in Complex Supply Chains
Weak markets, rising production costs and a supply glut in Asia have all played into the current trend for seeking protectionist measures.
Dumping occurs when imported products are made available to buyers at prices lower than fair market value. Investigations are triggered when domestic producers raise concerns about the prices of foreign goods sold in their domestic markets. Anti-dumping duties are designed to redress the balance. But whose interests do such measures really serve?
Using ResourceWise insights into this key resins sector with upstream and intermediates output and portfolio of price indexes, Hawkins sheds light on the issues underpinning the market.
What you'll find in the white paper:
- Just how much has China and its Asian neighbors increased exports to Europe and the US?
- How do downstream buyers feel about the measures?
- How severe is the impact on Asian sellers likely to be?
Our free white paper tells you all you need to know about the US anti-dumping and countervailing duties and allegations of a similar nature now under scrutiny in EU markets.
